Artist Biography Available in: In 1972, when Indianapolis vocal group The Embers merged with Crimson Tide, Amnesty was born into a cauldron of politics and funk. Locally, Amnesty opened up for groups like Kool & The Gang, Jackson Five and Bill Withers. They even managed to release two obscure 45-rpm records before breaking up and fading into obscurity. Now, thanks to the hard work of funk archivist and Now-Again record label owner Eothen “Egon” Alapatt, Amnesty is back with Free Your Mind, a full album of unreleased progressive funk and soul recorded at Moe Whittemore’s 700 West Studio in 1973.
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